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California Seizes 123.5m in Illegal Cannabis
California has unveiled its largest-ever operation targeting illegal cannabis in the state. During a carefully…
Decriminalising Cannabis in the UK: A Divisive Debate
The conversation surrounding cannabis policy in the UK continues to be a contentious topic for…
Trump Administration Drug Policy Tackles National Crisis
The Trump administration’s drug policy outlines an ambitious strategy to tackle the national drug crisis,…
Texas Bans Dangerous Hemp Products: Closing Loopholes That Endangered Lives
Texas lawmakers take decisive action against unregulated cannabis products that exploited hemp legislation loopholes. Texas…
Washington State Cannabis Legalization Mess – Spinning the ‘Benefits’?
The legalisation of recreational cannabis in Washington State represents a significant shift in drug policy,…
HIGH RISK – The Truth About Weed: The Dark and Disastrous Side of U.S. Cannabis Legalization (PBS Documentary)
Marijuana is often portrayed as harmless, with countless individuals and media outlets emphasising its perceived…
Busting the Myth That Marijuana Doesn’t Kill in 1 minute
Kevin Sabet, a former adviser on drug policy to three presidents—Clinton, Bush and Obama
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Diversion programs like L.E.A.D. and drug courts—modeled after Sweden’s strict but compassionate approach—use criminalization as a gateway to recovery, helping addicts rebuild their lives rather than remain stuck in harmful cycles. Proven to reduce recidivism and save millions in taxpayer dollars, these programs demonstrate that the legal system can play a vital role in real, lasting rehabilitation.
